<p>OK, I took the reasoning test in November and sent my scores to my 4 schools (so they were free)</p>
<p>I took the subjects in December and just got my scores in. To send them to my schools, it's saying it will cost $9.50 each, but I thought you got 4 free sends of each test you did? Or was it just 4 free sends overall?</p>
<p>Also, if I click "send scores" now, it gives me the option of sending my reasoning scores as well as my subjects - if I "unclick" that box, it tells me, basically, that it's an unwise decision...if I leave the box clicked, will the school not get my reasoning scores twice? If I unclick it, does that mean they won't get them at all?</p>
<p>I really need help urgently, as I need to send my scores off today!!</p>
<p>the four you have for free comes before you even take the test till one week after the test.</p>
<p>The automatic score reports are free. The deadline for those is a week after you have taken the test. Anything after a week costs 9.50.
So for the nov ones, you must have sent them a week after the test or a before.
good luck!</p>
<p>and the “unwise decision” means that the college requests all the scores. So the college doesnt like score choice. it hasnt be determined if the college can tell that you used score choice behind their backs, but it is a risk if you do.</p>
<p>So i would stay on the safe side and send all your scores to that college.</p>
<p>CollegeBoard expects you to send all your scores to colleges in one report. However, since you’re sending them in separate score reports, there’s no reason you have to send the previous scores. </p>
<p>By the way, calculate the time it takes for CollegeBoard to send the scores (around four weeks) and make sure your scores don’t miss the deadlines. If you’re applying to any school with a Jan 1 deadline, you might have to use rush reporting (some colleges have postmark deadlines, however, so check).</p>